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You know what is the best FPS EVER?????? DOOM 3:laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4: :laugh4:
Aliens vs Predator 2. A little old now yes, and I don't know about the multiplayer part (never play that myself), but the singleplayer part is really fun (and if playing marine, scary at times).
Guys - ease off on the spam
@Vuk - to answer you with a logical arguement instead of my initial reaction:
I'd like to see you come up with a fps game that has the same level of community, challenge and fun that DoD:S does; but that's just my opinion.
Remember, we all look at things differently, and while eddy and I may think that DoD:S is a great game, or, as I'd like to phrase it, know it is :grin2: the decision ultimately rests with you.
It's a suggestion, nothing more, nothing less.
You're horribly wrong... How's about having Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield 2 in Deluxe packages at home?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vuk
I can recommend that game. Even the original AvP is still fun. It is very much fun in MP as well, especially playing a group of marines getting chased by an alien. Then you run out of flares and you're screwed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lofman
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Not Spam, just my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by sapi
Initial reaction? :O Uh, oh!
Take it easy Sapi, didn't mean to offend, (as stated above) just my opinion. :bow:
LOL, I have the 1942 Complete Collection at home also, as well as Battlefield 2, Special Forces, and the Booster Pack. In mho, Battlefield 2 is one of the best games ever. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
You still play 1942? Wanna have a little multiplayer match? (I can't use BF2 MP, as I have a 56k :D)
Anyone interested in a 1942 Orgah MP match, just PM me.
Cheers,
Vuk
@vuk - that comment wasn't directed at you; sorry if you took it that way :bow:
I used to play '42, but not online, and got into bf2, until I got annoyed with the constant exploiting and, for lack of a better term, stat whoring, that seems to infest the servers.
I still play occasionaly with my friends, but my net doesn't like bf2 for some reason (90% of the time i'll lag out for no reason) so that means I have little chance to play :(
I thoroughly enjoyed Half Life 2 as a game and it also seems to be an excellent platform for many promising mods, many of which are aimed at multiplayer; such mods probably have decent dedicated communities.
I actually enjoyed Doom 3 quite a bit more than Half-life 2, even though it's a flashlight-fest. I remember hitting the Hell level late on a Fri. night, was a bit intoxicated and my friends were on Teamspeak.. apparently I was quoting Event Horizon quite a bit.
/shrug
AvP2 is a great game IMO, if you never played it. Sure the graphics are going to show their age, but playing as the human made me jump all the time. It's also interesting to play as the different species, each has their strengths and weaknesses.
Humans: Insane damage output from weaponry, gotta watch ammo, health is limited to medpacks.
Predators: IDDQD + IDKFA. OK so I guess they don't have a weakness really.
Alien: Ahhh... a stealth players challenge, esp. on hard. Few bullets and you are toast, but you can eat stuff to regain health. Wallwalking and the pounce are great for moving around.
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The Predators weakness is that you get overconfident and get killed because you thought you could march in and fight 500 aliens at the same time... :oops: ...:skull:
AvP and AvP2 are both games I recommend. AvP2 has a more "Half-Life" feel to it, and is much easier than AvP (when playing the Marine or Predator) thanks to the limited waves of Aliens. AvP had unlimited waves, forcing you forward, and enhancing the scare factor. Trying to complete some of the challenges in AvP can be both fun and frustrating at the same time, such as headbiting a Predator.
Regarding the Predator: The Predator's weakness is that its targeting system can only lock on to one specific race at a time, depending on what vision mode you are in. If there are multiple races around (especially in multiplayer), constant switching of vision can be a hinderance. "Normal" vision mode has no lock-on feature for your weapons, so you sacrifice long-range superiority for color vision.
Whacker wins for Doom trivia and Event Horizon. :loveg:
Kek that is the most disturbing smillie I have ever seen. It needs a PG rating. :scared:
The first AvP was fantastic, didn't care for the Alien and Predator missions but playing as a marine dear god get them of me. Sadly everything in the second was scripted, more focus on being a cinematic experience but altogether less fun. It also wins the price for the worst weapon placement ever, YAY sniper rifle *BENG* *BENG* the end.
Just got to crap on Event Horizon since it is mentioned, now that is a textbook example of screwing up an interesting premise.
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Originally Posted by sapi
lol, I only play BF2 singleplayer and lan. I only have a 56k :(
That doesn't stop me, however, from playing Battlefield 1942, which runs very nicely, even on a 56k. :D
Still, if anyone is interested, just email me. ;)
Medal of Honor allied assualt(if you have TeamSpeak goto silent-assassins.servegame.com:8767)( Tell them cowtipp sent you and they should give you a try and if your good you can join SA)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tristrem
The sniper rifle is also present earlier in the game. If I remember correctly, around the time you first get the minigun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fragony
And for that matter, the MOH series (Allied Assault, Spearhead, and Breakthrough) based on the older Q3 engine are all outstanding single player experiences, IMO. Pacific Assault was also good, but the original Allied Assault just had that "originality" and outstanding implementation...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jkarinen
Also, if you want a good laugh (courtesy of my friend who worked on this expansion), load up the first mission in Breakthrough where you are fighting in a sandstorm, and then activate the cheats to put it in 3rd person perspective. Enjoy the "sandstorm". :laugh4:
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I would like to say I was hugely disappointed with AvP2. The first AvP was - and still is - IMO a lot better. I'd give AvP2 2 out of 5, at most, while I give the original AvP 5 out of 5. The current mp community is small though, for both the first and second game.
If you haven't tried Operation Flashpoint yet, I would recommend you to do so. The mp community is small though.
If you want a large mp community try Enemy Territory or Americas Army. Both game are completely free. AA is more Counter-Strike style, ET is more fast paced, objective based, with respawning troops and quite complex gameplay with different troops with different abilities such as engineer, medic etc.
So does AVP2 on a few places, some are hard to find though... Sadly, for the first one, if you simply run it will get quite dull, but if you stayed for a while, it gets very interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kekvit Irae
On one of the early missions were you were told to run, I stayed at the end of a quite open corridor and turned around to kill my presumed chasers. Turning around I see 4 aliens coming towards me, so I shot a granade to kill 2 of them and the fires at the other 2. At this point I see more coming behind, so I pull back towards the right corner fireing at the aliens coming towards me, getting close (can't keep up killing them in time) and start attacking me. I reach the button that closes opens the large door infront of me and slowly closing the door behind me, praying that they won't slip through the door and my gun before I can continue running towards safety. The door opens and I can continue to run (no longar facing backwards), but soon I hear their sounds behind me and moments after that my life start to drop. While still running I turn around, shot the alien and see more coming after me, turn around and continue to run. I have to repat that once more before I finally comes to that armoured viecle and safety.
Interestingly, the cinematic afterwards had the viecles turret fireing agaisnt 2 aliens and I did not see them while replaying the mission.
And you'll get another sniper weapon, that you can use to kill 3-4 enemies before you lose it (only place were you have all the weapons at the same time) and won't play around with it until the very end.
As for the HL debate, there's a christmas pack still around that got HL1, HL2, HL2 episode one and is quite cheap, so you can figure out for yourself wich one you prefer best, if you ever wondered.
Haven't played AvP but AvP2 certainly has it's moments as seen above.
I enjoyed most of AvP2; the predators and aliens are fun to play with, and the marines are great until you end up at some awful bit shooting other humans with a pistol. And Fragony said it, the Sniper rifle, WTH? :dizzy2: I know it's available a little earlier, albeit in a somewhat hidden area without anymore open spaces left, but seriously.
As much as I absolutely love sniping in FPS games, I honestly do not see the need of a sniper rifle in AvP2. The vast majority of the game is in confined corridors against very fast moving enemies The autotracking mode of the smartgun more than makes up for the lack of sniping points.
Battlefield 2!!!!!!
With Special Forces!!!!
I recently bought the deluxe pack and i am having a hard time getting off it ~:)
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I loved AvP2. And yes, the Sniper Rifle is present mainly for the MP games.
Red Orchestra kills BF.
The thing about BF2 is not that it is authentic or awesom or anything... It is that it is really easy to get into and do anything yet due to the scale hides a surprising amount of tactical depth...
I liked it because their is more feedback than in a standard MP FPS and yet there is no extra commitment as in MMOs (thinking PlanetSide here)...
Rainbow Six: Las Vegas has been a blast, both on MP and Single Player.
I haven't played PlanetSide yet. I mostly steer clear of MMOFPS after the debacle that was WWII Online. You had to hold down three buttons just to fire your rifle!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob the Insane
I actually found PlanetSide to be a lot of fun. It had the biggest battles of any FPS I had encountered, with hundreds on each side congregating on individual battles in many Squads... There was usually soime strategy being employed to as it had a command system not unlike BF2...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kekvit Irae
My only issue was that I had as much fun in BF and I didn;t have to pay for that monthly...
Day of Defeat: Source is the best FPS around. Classy, great graphics, superb maps, plenty of custom maps & add-ons, great gameplay, you have a lot of fun...
Wow, you guys are making me want to reinstall AvP2- what an awesome game. I know that I enjoyed the single-player, but all of my fondest memories are from multiplayer. All the different game modes, combined with the different races made for such interesting gameplay- like the mode where the aliens started out as face-huggers and had to latch onto an enemy "host" and the host they targetted determined the kind of alien they burst out as. :beam:
As to Preds, their weakness- in addition to the view modes -was usually numbers. In a good MP aliens vs preds game, it wasn't unusual to see 2-1 or 3-1 odds for the predators.